And since enjoying that one-of-a-kind snack, I’ve found that it’s rarely available in Walt Disney World anymore — even though you can find it regularly in Disneyland (when it’s not selling out in the span of a few hours) at Pooh Corner in Critter Country and at the Candy Palace on Main Street. It’s also at the Candy Shop in Disney California Adventure.

What you can still find regularly in Walt Disney World (and in Disneyland) are the the chocolate-covered s’mores, the sister candy to the peanut butter sandwich. They look exactly the same, but inside they’re oh-so-different!

I figured we should highlight both of these and see which one you guys prefer (be sure to vote in the poll at the end of the post!).

Chocolate-Covered S’more

Major points to this option since it’s so regularly available on both coasts! The s’more is made up of a chocolate covered graham cracker on the bottom (I love that it’s already chocolate covered so that it doesn’t get soggy with the marshmallow on top!), covered with a thick layer of soft marshmallow, and dunked in a hefty coating of milk chocolate.

Chocolate Covered S'mores

As you can see on the inside, it’s not technically a sandwich. There’s no “top” graham cracker — the marshmallow is just covered with a thick layer of chocolate. And it is thick. If you love chocolate, you’ll love these!

S'mores Cross Section

Again, I’ll reiterate that the graham cracker is not soggy — a feat of great proportions if you ask me! I’ve rarely had a pre-made s’mores snack that doesn’t have soggy graham crackers. Well done, Disney!

I will say, however, that if you don’t care for marshmallow, you won’t like this. The marshmallow is spongy and springy — not gooey like a marshmallow fluff. If the texture of a regular marshmallow turns you off, this won’t appeal to you.

Overall, I really enjoyed the textures and flavors of this snack more than I thought I would! Often, I stay away from marshmallow snacks — they’re too sweet and don’t have enough substance to me most of the time. But this one was great! Two thumbs up.

Chocolate-Covered Peanut Butter Sandwich

This snack really does live up to its hype. If you’re a peanut butter and chocolate lover, this is a must-do for you!

Chocolate-Covered Peanut Butter Sandwich

Once again, a chocolate-covered graham cracker makes up the base of this treat. It’s covered with a slab of peanut butter and smothered in a thick coating of milk chocolate.

Peanut Butter Sandwich Cross Section

The peanut butter here is much more solid than the peanut butter you have in the jar at home. Think reese’s peanut butter cup, but even slightly more solid. It breaks off in chunks rather than smoothly separating, so if that’s the kind of peanut butter filling you enjoy, this one’s for you.

Again, the chocolate coating here is super-thick. And while the s’more has sweetness throughout, the peanut butter sandwich has a bit more saltiness to it, giving it a few different flavors.

Also, note that this isn’t actually a sandwich either. But since Disney markets it that way, we’ll call it a sandwich!

What’s Your Favorite?

Now it’s time for you to weigh in! If you’ve tried either or both of these snacks (or if you’d like to!), let us know what you think! Which snack is more appealing to you?

Headed to DL (my first real trip) in a bit over 2 months and the pb chocolate sandwich is near the top of my list of things I need to eat (along with the monte cristo and beignets and tigger tails and….)!

They used to have a big chocolate mint that looked similar to this as well. You could get it in either milk or dark choclate and it has a thin swirl of green icing on top. So good! These were available at the Magic Kingdom, and at Downtown Disney in Orlando. I asked an employee in the Candy Cauldron and she said they hadn’t made them in a long time. You can still buy the mint chocolate bars that are wrapped to look like Disney money. The taste is very similar.

LO, Trina, and Sandy — Unfortunately, WDW doesn’t carry the peanut butter sandwiches very much anymore. They had them at the Confectionery last year, but I haven’t seen them since. For S’mores (and possibly PB), check the confectionery and the trading post at the MK, Goofy’s Candy Company in Downtown Disney, Sweet Spells in DHS. Pretty much any candy counter!

Raydancer — Me, too!

iheartbiscuits — And you haven’t been able to forget, have you?

V — For sure! That PB sandwich can be found at Pooh Corner and the Candy Palace (if you don’t see it, they may have just run out — just ask when they’re making them again).

Cherry — Fingers crossed we find it in WDW during F&W!

Eric — Onward on your mission!! I had a great time at the Expo — so sorry we didn’t get to meet up, though!

Jennifer — Thanks for the tip on the green/mint candy bars!

Jen — Good question! They certainly are fan favorites, so I’m not sure why they’re not around as often.

Jeff — CONGRATULATIONS!!! Wow! That’s so fantastic. You’re going to LOVE Disneyland if you haven’t been there already. Can’t wait to have you be a food blog correspondent

Karen — Smores can be found at just about every candy counter in WDW — Confectionery, Goofy’s CAndy Company, Sweet Spells, etc…

I haven’t tried either one, but the s’mores one sounds really good right now. Maybe it’s because it’s still summer and thoughts of campfires are lingering. Maybe it’s because I saw an amazing s’mores treat in Philadelphia this past weekend.

Either way, I’ll keep this treat in mind on my trip to WDW in October.

What they should have is a combo with a layer of peanut butter then marshmallow. Maybe? I love the PB sandwich all the way. I think I’ll go eat the one I bought the other day that’s in my kitchen… (A CM accidentally gave me a s’more once, but I knew right away because of the s swirled in the chocolate. Gave it right back)

AJ, I don’t know whether I should love you or hate you for introducing me to these things. Because of you, I’m going to gain 20 lbs on my next trip to Disney World, but because of you my taste buds will be in ecstasy and my tummy is going to be full of yummy goodness.

I just returned home from a week at Disneyland, and after reading about the Peanut Butter sandwich on this blog, I had to try one. It was soooooo good! I loved it – thanks for the recommendation! I should’ve bought a few extras to bring home with me.